Here are a few reminders regarding our no hunting policy:
The
wildlife on the property is abundant and here for your enjoyment. You are
prohibited from hunting or discharging firearms at The Outpost. You are also
prohibited from target practice or bow hunting. This is a liability issue if
someone is injured or killed due to a firearm/ bow while renting the property.
In
addition, for safety &amp; compliance reasons, the Game Wardens will be called
if firearms/bows are discharged. If we receive a report that you have illegally
poached on our property, your reservation will immediately end, you will be
escorted off the property, and will not receive any refund of any sort. You might
also be arrested or have charges pressed by the Game Wardens if they deem it necessary.

Questions? Call us at one of the numbers listed under,
"House Info," on the home screen.

Additional Details:1.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The
Outpost is not in any line of fire, nor near any line of fire. 
2.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Texas
whitetail hunting season is from November to January. You will hear rifle fire
in the distance during these months.
3.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; There
are no known still/ stalking hunters in the area. The hunting in the area is
done by stand only.
4.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; November
– January: When down by the canyon, do not venture left past the yellow, ‘No
Trespassing’ sign on the trail.&nbsp;

6.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; When
out by the field, do not walk left near or in front of the second stand, which
is the farthest one away. The stand closet to the road labeled, “Checkpoint
Charlie,” is for wildlife observation and belongs to The Outpost.

No Hunting At The Outpost Policy